Join me at a Christmas market in Aix
Inspire · Shopping & GiftsProvence is a lovely place to spend Christmas. You are certainly not guaranteed a white Christmas, but the beautiful markets and sunny skies make up for it. Join Jill at the Christmas market in Aix en Provence here.
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